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Edema:

Emesis:

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Cancer:

a general term for a large group of diseases (more than 100), all characterized by uncontrolled growth, invasion, and spread of abnormal cells to other parts of the body.

Carcinogen:

any substance that initiates or promotes the development of cancer. For example, asbestos is a carcinogen.

Carcinoma:

a form of cancer that develops in tissues covering the lining organs of the body, such as the skin, the uterus, the lung, or the breast. Adenocarcinoma affects glandular tissue. Squamous cell carcinoma affects epithethial tissue.

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“I Can Cope” Online Classes Through the American Cancer Society

“I Can Cope” online classes are available through the ACS www.cancer.org/onlineclasses. These classes are self-paced and can be done in the privacy of one's home. They provide valuable information to assist in the cancer journey.

Yin Yoga

Yin Yoga is a calming, meditative, nurturing, restorative, but also in some ways, a challenging yoga. Most yoga practiced in the West is Yang (or muscular) yin poses reaches deeper, to the tissue's that house the meridians, connective tissue. The slow pace and deep practice which has it's roots in Taoist tradition, is extremely valuable to increase real health, effecting the mobility of the body and encouraging life flow. Yin practice can act as a natural pain reliever, and posture corrector. This practice helps prevent degenerative dis-ease and slows down the aging process.

Onondaga Hill Cancer Center

For those patients who prefer to watch TV in a comfortable, home like environment, this area of the waiting room is separated and designated for such activity. This section of the waiting area is home to a flat screen TV and Puzzle area. The hardwood flooring and warm colors welcome patients and their caregivers to a friendly office that cares deeply about rendering the best care possible.